Temple University Athletics
Saturday, May 13
Sarasota, Fla.
Temple University
at
American Athletic Conference Championships
Photo by: Tommy Meehan
Temple Takes Sixth at American Rowing Championships
5.13.17 | Women's Rowing
SARASOTA, Fla. — A tough day for the Temple women's rowing team saw the Owls end their season in sixth place at the 2017 American Athletic Conference Rowing Championships.
Temple started the day with fourth or fifth place finishes in the first three events, but looked poised for medals in both premiere eight events, the varsity eight and second varsity eight. However, dealing with rough water conditions, both Owl boats caught crabs while in third place with around 500m left to go, pushing them out of the medals.
Temple finished in fourth place in both the varsity four and the third varsity eight races, and fifth in the second varsity eight, the second varsity four, and the third varsity four. The varsity eight took seventh in their race.
UCF swept all six events to take first place with 217 points, while Tulsa was second (189) and Sacramento State and San Diego State tied for third with 119 points. UConn (118), Temple (90), and SMU (87) rounded out the field.
Following the day's racing, senior Lea Millio and graduate student Emilie Mehler were named to the All-Conference team. Millio was a first team selection, while Mehler landed on the second team.
Results (PDF)
Racing Line-Ups
Temple started the day with fourth or fifth place finishes in the first three events, but looked poised for medals in both premiere eight events, the varsity eight and second varsity eight. However, dealing with rough water conditions, both Owl boats caught crabs while in third place with around 500m left to go, pushing them out of the medals.
Temple finished in fourth place in both the varsity four and the third varsity eight races, and fifth in the second varsity eight, the second varsity four, and the third varsity four. The varsity eight took seventh in their race.
UCF swept all six events to take first place with 217 points, while Tulsa was second (189) and Sacramento State and San Diego State tied for third with 119 points. UConn (118), Temple (90), and SMU (87) rounded out the field.
Following the day's racing, senior Lea Millio and graduate student Emilie Mehler were named to the All-Conference team. Millio was a first team selection, while Mehler landed on the second team.
Results (PDF)
Racing Line-Ups
| Varsity 8 | Second Varsity 8 | Varsity 4 |
| C - Kelley | C - Nussbaum | C - Petrosino |
| 8 - McGee | 8 - Rosado | 4 - Huuki |
| 7 - Forman | 7 - Alford | 3 - Driscoll |
| 6 - O'Sullivan | 6 - Gresham | 2 - Tucker |
| 5 - Ober | 5 - Kiehn | B - Pansky |
| 4 - Mehler | 4 - Hartman | |
| 3 - Grisanti | 3 - Schreiber | |
| 2 - Millio | 2 - Savage | |
| B - Brooks | B - Scanlin | |
| Third Varsity 8 | Second Varsity 4 | Third Varsity 4 |
| C - Carrigan | C - Weis | C - Hill |
| 8 - Bonner | 4 - Fowler | 4 - Szypula |
| 7 - McGee | 3 - Schroth | 3 - McBall |
| 6 - Shannon | 2 - Kolodzievska | 2 - Newcomer |
| 5 - Thomas | B - Harte | B - Cimino |
| 4 - Cook | ||
| 3 - Johnson | ||
| 2 - Frensley | ||
| B - Holloway |
Players Mentioned
/ Women's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
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